Patient Centric Care in Critical Care

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Patient Centric Care in Critical Care

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Case Description

Patient-centric care in critical care is a holistic approach that places the patient at the center of medical decision-making and treatment processes. It prioritizes the individual's preferences, values, and needs, considering not only their medical condition but also their emotional and...

Case Summary

  • The patient-centric model in critical care emphasizes understanding and responding to individual patient preferences, needs, and values. It contrasts with the illness-centered model, where the patient is a passive listener and the physician dominates the conversation. This model aligns care with what is meaningful and valuable to the patient and their families.

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Dr V Rakesh

Dr V Rakesh

HOD, Critical Care and ECMO Specialist, Gemcare Hospitals, Hyderabad"
Dr. V. Rakesh is a skilled intensivist and ECMO specialist currently working in Gemcare Hospitals. He is Also the CEO of Varahi Care Services which is a specialized firm offering online service for second opinions on critical care services. He has demonstrated a history of providing exceptional patient care in fast-paced critical environments. Rakesh's expertise includes critical care, advanced hemodynamic monitoring, and thoracic organ transplant anesthesia. He serves as a team lead for a 6-bedded CLOSED ECMO ICU, showcasing his leadership abilities. Rakesh is an expert in air transport for critically ill patients and is dedicated to teaching students at various levels. He is recognized for his contributions to medical science, holding two patents, and has received an honorary fellowship from the KALAM INSTITUTE OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY. His achievements extend to being a national and international level faculty in ECMO training programs and serving as the committee head for research, data, and guidelines for ECMO in India.

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